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Table 1 The sex ratio produced during introgression of the male-killing infection to the Hokkaido genetic background. 'All-female' classification represent cases where both replicates produced all female broods. Where males were produced within a female-biased sex ratio, data is given separately for each replicate of the isofemale line.

From: Host resistance does not explain variation in incidence of male-killing bacteria in Drosophila bifasciata

Generation

Sex ratio

No. of lines

Line-replicate: male

n

  

progeny/total

F1

All female

24

 
 

Female biased

0

 

F2

All female

21

 
 

Female biased

3

15-1: no males. 15-2: 2/74

   

21-1: 1/32. 21-2: no males

   

25-1 no males. 25-2: 1/10

F3

All female

19

 
 

Female biased

5

12-1 no males. 12-2: 1/18

   

15-1: 2/27 15-2: 2/52

   

17-1: 2/20 17-2: 1/46

   

20-1: 1/10 20-2: no males

   

25-1: 1/40 25-2: no males

F4

All female

24

 
 

Female biased

0

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